Scenic attractions in Victoria
Discover Victoria's diverse and surprising natural attractions; from the Twelve Apostles to forests of tall trees, the pristine alpine landscapes of the high country, Gippsland Lakes (the largest inland waterway in the Southern Hemisphere), deserts filled with seasonal wildflowers, the Murray River, extinct volcanoes, and autumnal colours.
Must see natural attractions by region:
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Visit the region for the forests, rolling farmland, and corridors of vines in the Yarra Valley, and the forests of lush ferns and tall trees, waterfalls and scenic lookouts dotted through the Dandenong Ranges.
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Mornington Peninsula spoils you for choice – with calm sandy beaches that extend from Frankston near Melbourne along the length of the Peninsula.
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Venture beyond town centres for landscapes interrupted by towering escarpments, fern-teased waterfalls, rolling farmland, wildlife, vines and lavender fields.
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From blowholes to caves and unusual rock formations, Phillip Island is a popular getaway for its beautiful coastal scenery, sheltered bay beaches and wild surf beaches.
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With spectacular vistas from start to finish, and the famous Twelve Apostles along the way, the Great Ocean Road region has some of the most impressive coastal scenery in Australia.
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Get out of doors and explore the scenic attractions of the Grampians. View the surrounding landscape from a scenic lookout, follow a trail to MacKenzie Falls, one of the largest waterfalls in the state, see spring wildflowers or the spectacular rock formations of Mt Arapiles.
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Explore scenic attractions such as pristine beaches, national parks, limestone caves, snowfields and mountains. Enjoy a range of seasonal activities in nature.
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The Murray region is home to lakes and rivers, and spectacular desert landscapes. Cruise along the river, explore one of the many national parks, or discover ancient aboriginal history.
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